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Democracy & Political Participation in the Context of UNR 1325

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November 16, 2007

Democracy & Political Participation in the Context of UNR 1325

This opinion piece describes UN Resolution 1325 on Women, Peace and Security and the role of women in conflict zones. It also discusses challenges faced by women running for elections in post-conflict countries.

This opinion piece describes UN Resolution 1325 on Women, Peace and Security and the role of women in conflict zones. It also discusses challenges faced by women running for elections in post-conflict countries.

Legislated Gender Quotas or Voluntary Party Quotas?

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October 1, 2007

Legislated Gender Quotas or Voluntary Party Quotas?

This opinion piece describes electoral gender quotas around the world and how they function in different political systems.

This opinion piece describes electoral gender quotas around the world and how they function in different political systems.

New Technologies and Women in Arab Countries: A Forest Of Concepts, A Complex Reality

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August 15, 2007

New Technologies and Women in Arab Countries: A Forest Of Concepts, A Complex Reality

This paper describes the notion of cyberfeminism and its implications in North Africa and Middle East with a specific focus on socio-economic and political developments in the region. It also illustrates the impact of technological advancement on women.

This paper describes the notion of cyberfeminism and its implications in North Africa and Middle East with a specific focus on socio-economic and political developments in the region. It also illustrates the impact of technological advancement on women.

Women and Politics

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May 9, 2007

Women and Politics

Though so many international laws exist that recognizes and gives rights to women to participate in politics like their male counterparts, women’s participation in politics is still very low in Africa. This is basically due to poverty and ignorant of the laws and the misconception of tradition that sometimes links with religion.

Though so many international laws exist that recognizes and gives rights to women to participate in politics like their male counterparts, women’s participation in politics is still very low in Africa. This is basically due to poverty and ignorant of the laws and the misconception of tradition that sometimes links with religion.